Track Listing

1. Boys! Grab Your Guns
2. Speak Low If You Speak Love
3. Shake (Awful Feeling)
4. Tired & Uninspired
5. Hiding Inside the Horrible Weather
6. Innocent Letter
7. There Are More Frightening Things...
8. Dangerous
9. Moving On
10. Fantasy
11. All My Friends

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #124733 in Music
• Released on: 2007-06-26
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Customer Reviews

Pleasantly Amazed
When I purchased this CD, I really wasn't expecting much. Before buying this CD, I had never heard any of their songs, and even moreso, have never even heard of the band. I purchased the CD expecting to hear another Fall Out Boy wannabe band, but I was pleasantly surprised. The Slow, Melodic tunes actually are very cheery and the songs are very well arranged. My favorite would be 'Tired and Uninspired'

Better than i expected.
I really, really dig this new album from my american heart... although after AP magazine absolutly ripped it in there review i was kinda skeptic, but i bought it anyways cause ive been a fan of the band for some time and i have to say i was pleasanlty surprised to find how good this album is! However i found it is quite a bit slower than the first album, but the blues undertones "which i love" are what does it for me... and you can also tell its the same band, no drastic changing "which is also a good thing"... if you liked the first album then youll like this one as well... its not gonna change the world but its one of those cds that just makes u feel good! go pick it up and youll see for yourself! its well worth the money.

Impressive Effort
My American Heart is probably one of, if not the most underrated pop punk band of the decade. Their sound is much more raw and standoff-ish than most bands in the genre, such as Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco, New Found Glory or Mest. By no means is this an album that's gonna get ample radio play or sell a million plus, but it's a very solid record and follow-up to 'The Meaning In Makeup', their first LP. I am beside myself that I'm only the third person to review this album and Amazon doesn't have as much as an album cover up for this CD. It's one of the better albums I've purchased in 2007 from a band that should be receiving more media than it has thus far.

'Hiding Inside The Horrible Weather' definitely maintains a slower collective pace than any of their previous work, but it doesn't take away from the quality of writing and innovative guitar work on songs like the lead single, "The Shake (Awful Feeling)", my personal favorite.
Other noteworthy tracks:

"Boys! Grab Your Guns"
"Hiding Inside The Horrible Weather"
"The Innocent Letter"
"There Are More Frightening Things..."
"Moving On"

Grade: A-